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10-08-2008, 04:12 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Spring Valley, Ohio
Posts: 1,370
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Yeah we did haha. Oh and Revvy a bit too, team effort.
And if I am shelling out for two lifetime memberships, be prepared to see me drink a lot.
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Meads: Leap Year, MAOM, Habanero/Serrano Capsicumel \m/ Oo \m/, Show Mead for Berry Melomel and Cinnamon Vanilla Metheglin
Ciders:3 Ciders with differing additives TBD, Strawberry/Apple Cider
Wine: Trader Joe's Triple Berry Wine for SWMBO, Cherry Port, planning my Black Currant Vanilla Wine, Banana Wine
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Originally Posted by Snuffalupagus
the idea of homebrew is to make something that tastes better, is better for you, and reflects your personal tastes better than a commercial brew... not to power your lawmower
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10-08-2008, 10:39 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Portland, OR, Oregon
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So, my roommate got a Culligan subscription so he's getting all these plastic carboys to compete with mine (ha! As if he could possibly beat me in the carboy numbers game!) You think he'd be mad if I popped my 12% apfelwein carboy into the water dispenser?
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10-08-2008, 11:49 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Spring Valley, Ohio
Posts: 1,370
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Mmmm refreshing spring water with a kick!
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Meads: Leap Year, MAOM, Habanero/Serrano Capsicumel \m/ Oo \m/, Show Mead for Berry Melomel and Cinnamon Vanilla Metheglin
Ciders:3 Ciders with differing additives TBD, Strawberry/Apple Cider
Wine: Trader Joe's Triple Berry Wine for SWMBO, Cherry Port, planning my Black Currant Vanilla Wine, Banana Wine
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Originally Posted by Snuffalupagus
the idea of homebrew is to make something that tastes better, is better for you, and reflects your personal tastes better than a commercial brew... not to power your lawmower
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12-19-2008, 03:27 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Central VA
Posts: 941
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The bottles in your link are 1's...Just an FYI...
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Prim 1: Ogre's Inverted Extra Red Ale
Prim 2: Ogre's Hair of the Dog Imperial Amber Ale
Prim 3: Ogre's Relaxed APA
Sec 1: Honey Blonde Ale with Hefe Yeast
Sec 2: Scotch Wee Heavy
Sec 3: Ogre's Simple Mead
Keg 1: Ogre's Brown Ale
Keg 2: Ogre's Extra Red Ale
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12-20-2008, 02:26 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Posts: 22
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It's all a matter of what you can afford and what is available.
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I agree with this. I'm new to mead making, but until I can afford carboys, hydrometers, racking canes, etc... I'm just gonna be happy that mead making is an accessible hobby. um... that tastes good! 
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03-12-2012, 06:02 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: honesdale, pa
Posts: 166
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so a water jug with a number 1 on the bottom will be fine to use?
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